Re-Nuble is a unique indoor farming company that produces vegan, organic, water-soluble hydroponic nutrients for plants using food by-products and fully-recyclable growth media. The company's proprietary technology, called organic cycling science, creates a closed-loop system through an organic nutrient supply chain. Food waste is processed to extract nutrients, which are then returned to the food chain. This process continues until a small percentage of a food's solids no longer have any value.
The closed-loop system produces competitively-priced nutrients compared to less sustainable commercial options. Re-Nuble also certifies its sustainability by calculating a farm's water savings, carbon footprint reduction, and other emissions-related data. The company's goal is to empower communities to cost-effectively grow organic food using local waste streams to meet the increasing demand for food by 2050. Indoor farming and sustainable nutrient sources can increase agricultural efficiency and save resources such as carbon and water.
Vegan Hydroponic Nutrients
Re-Nuble Uses Food By-Products to Create Vegan Plant Nutrients
Trend Themes
1. Vegan Hydroponic Farming - Opportunity to disrupt traditional farming practices with sustainable, vegan hydroponic technology.
2. Closed-loop System Innovation - Opportunity to introduce fully-recyclable, organic systems to other industries outside of farming.
3. Sustainable Agriculture Practices - Opportunity to develop comprehensive solutions that include sustainable nutrient sources to promote sustainable food production.
Industry Implications
1. Agriculture - Opportunity to reduce waste and increase efficiency in traditional farming practices with organic cycling science and sustainable nutrient sources.
2. Waste Management - Opportunity to extract value from food waste and incorporate closed-loop systems into waste operations.
3. Renewable Energy - Opportunity to explore the integration of organic cycling science into waste-to-energy technologies for increased efficiency.